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Enjoyed the video, i really like how suspension and steering works. Looking very cool)
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- Trophy Truck
- Baja
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I think that every place have it's spirit. And if Baja have one, i think it looks like this) There's so many Baja trucks, buggies and other Baja cars already built, so why i decided to build another one? I just wanted to make one thing properly - do not make rear axle within motors on it. Lighter the axle, better the suspension works. Theoretically) I used only two arms with bionicle balls to provide enough "live" for axle, and driveshaft act as another arm, preventing axle from... from rotating with wheels) Shaft bends very little when torque changing, and it really keeps the axle like here's another pair of upper arms. Notice black anti-roll bar near differential, it's really necessary here. Front suspension is independent, double wishbone, i used simplified version of my Chieftain suspension, as it proof itself as extremely robust. Center of mass is located just behind front wheels. And i placed AA battery box between front axle and radiator) Weird, but it works that way. Model is steered with servo motor, and for driving i used one geared up XL and two geared down L motors. When i ride around my kitchen table XL is enough, when i need more torque - pair of L motors come for help. I don't tryed it in rough conditions, so can't say how this car is really performs yet) Also here's few details, like two way exhaust with mufflers. Radiator with hoses and fan... One driver's seat, another is occupied by L-motor - it's obviously NOS tank, so no passenger seat) Doors and hood are openable. And teeth. Teeth - it's where all bodywork begins, and whole idea come to my mind) Belly shot, if someone need it. Ready for offroad. Now i know for what these black panels exist) As usual, all pictures are clickable for higher resolution and sligtly more of it at FLICKR. Thanks for reading, i hope you enjoy it somehow)
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Jim, thanks a lot for making so detailed review with all these comparsions and videos. It looks amazing) And finally i can clearly see a parts list in nice resolution. After reading all this i know that this Porsche is must have for me, at least as parts donor.
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Agreed. And i thinking about suspend rear axle with one spring, but also make a stabilizer bar between left and right side using simple axle as torsion. I remember how it was for me, i had 42009 only and i wish to build a truck with working suspension. I used axles as torsion bars and managed to make full independent suspesnsion, it was ugly and too heavy/fragile, but it works)
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Weezer, if i was at your place, i'd go for 9398 crawler for wheels, 2 more large motors, 1 more servo and large shocks. Nothing else comes to my mind)
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BMW E30 Build Thread
Victor Imaginator replied to nicjasno's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Looks cool) nicjasno, why you are using small turntables as wheel hubs? less wobbly, or for more usable pin holes configuraton? -
What i think about this Porsche... When i want to get just fed - i'll just buy some simple food, but when i want to eat something delicious - i'll spend 10x money more for same mass of food, and then i cook it, and then i eat it with my wife, and it is something remarkable. I just never think like "is it really worth that money?", i fulfill my wishes. Every time me and my wife buying some large LEGO sets, we doing it together, we also get some delicious and spending whole day at the kitchen unpacking, building, eating, talking and enjoying whole process... No matter how much money was spended, for what they are if not to spend?) edit: typo
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[MOC] Telehandler
Victor Imaginator replied to VortexLEGO's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Wow, it's really compact for that number of functions. Very nice MOC)- 7 replies
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- 42009 c model
- Telehandler
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